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Emily Aliton-"Em"
Emily is one of the musical
members of our class who
graduated last August and is
now attending college.
Glee Club accompanist 1
Band l, Z, 3
Rotary music medal 3
Girls' A. A, 1, 2, 3
Thespia-n Honor Society '5
Dramatic Club l, 2, 3
junior play 3
Stunt night l, 2, 3
Austin Barber
Austin is one of our class'
mates who is usually seen
oveiiat the bowling alley
where he not only practices
lcnoclfing thi pins-down but
alsof canfjoccasicna-Hy be
found 'rf the setting the
pins UE. 'various times
hc enjoysg imself cruising
around Porr'in his Ford.
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Marion is an e going
member 31 er quiet
unas y has won her
many e s, and she is not-
ed fo iv ng support to the
efforts of er 'fellow students.
Student Council 1, 2, 3
journalism Club 2
Latin 'Club 3
Marjorie Benjamin -
"Margie"
Margiexis one of our members
on whom we can always def
pend for a smile and a few
words of encouragement-
During school sl'ie's usually
in 3101 after school she's
likely to be busily working
behind the soda fountain in
the Port Jervis Drug Store.
Shorthand Club 3
Homeroom program ch'm. 2
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Helen Benton
Homemaking classes seem to
occupy a large part of Hel'
en's time. ln addition to
these and to trips around
town with her close friends,
Mary and Rose, Helen will
be remembered for her late
morning dashes into home'
room. We hope she'll be
able to dash to success too'
Red Cross representative 3
l'lomeroon1 program claim. 2
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Catherine Boyle-"Kay"
Kay comes from the country
of West End. Her chief def
light is derived from waving
from the bus window at her
fellow students on rainy days.
However we will always envy
her ability of not letting anyf
thing worry her and hope
that she will always retain
this characteristic.
French Club 3, 4
Girls' A. A. l
June Burns ,
Here you see one of tk!-
smallest, members of hour
cl 's, one who has ac'
c infbfished mahy things
ile in luivglfschool. Af
though her activity lisxfwbuld
suggest a sccretarialfcareer,
june has decided to enter
the Cadet Nursing Corps and
become an Army Nurse.
Girls' A. A. 1, Z
Homeroom sect'y. l, 2. 3, 4
Latin Club 3
Williani Burrows--"Po"
Bill is our example of the
lighter side of school life. As
one rf our class comedians he
will be remembered for his
famous chapel programs.
Freshman class vicefprcs. l
Track Z
Football 2
Band Z, 3, 4
Boys' Glee Club 4
Classbook staff 4
Senior minstrel 4
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IIACLC has very little to say, she
' always has a smile for all her
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'fb' Fannie Caputo
One of our neatest appear'
ing girls is Fannie. Besides
her welihgroomed look, she ,H
is also noted for her long W
dark hair and her nice
clothes. Because of these, we
feel that we have very little
to worrv about in her fu'
ture impression on other peof
ple.
Student Council 1
Girls' Glee Club 3
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VL Bet y Cai-done
Red hair and alquid manner
serve as two of Betty's char'
acteristics -by which we'll he fy
able' to remember her. f
january she came from New
Brunswich tp, our school
where she became one of our
class. Her favorite subject
here has been biology, and
one of her ambitions is to
go into nurses' training af-
ter graduation.
Douglas Case-"Casey"
' a
Doug is ne of us who is
seldom' to say anything
but usua y can be heard
ughing uproariously. For
't geopast four years he has
X been seen regularly sitting
Qxthe trumpet section of the
band or else working in the
x r machine shop. 5
1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 S
Boys' Glee Club 4 X V...
Stunt night 3, 4 J" 'X
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Irene Case '
All you movie lovers must
be wellfacquainted with Irene,
the blonde usherette in the
ij qStrand Theater. Although
friends. We all know she
will achieve her desired ,goals
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we in life.
- Girls' A. A. 1
Maiorettes 2
'I Shorthand Club vicefpres. 4
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THE YEARS MAY GO
Marie Casterlin
Lovely blonde tresses, a
lackadaisical walk and a
cheery smile help make up
this girl liked by all her
classmates for her pleasant
disposition. Every morning
Marie faithfully walks from
TrifStates to be in our
midst. We are sure that she
will win a high place in the
world of business in her fu'
ture Yeafs.
Alfred Chant-"Al"
Al s had quite a list of
acg ies t his credit but
hasbstillajind 'me to en-
ioy all Jellqz of high
school days I gf,
Boys' oi Joins Ns.
Say-t nigxxzlfig 3, 4 -
Seger m,1nstrelV4
C sbook"s ff 4 -
fl! ' play.
P. ews 21 3, 4
e affl, 2
Stu r Council 2
G
Catherine Cherry-"Kitty"
Besides claiming the honor
of being a member of our
class who hails from Spar-
rowbush, Kitty is also one of
seven who graduated in januf
ary. In school you scarcely
ever found her without he
art portfolio and her friend
Alice. In future life we hope
we never 'find her without
SUCCESS.
Shorthand Club 3
Barbara Child
A girl with high ambition
is Barbara- No nw
interested ..i r tsmanshlp,
but she Mop to beco
an engfl r. Wit .
ability, me der Miss
Lindstro s om has been
one of her favorite hangouts
in school.
Latin Club 3
Stunt night 3, 4
Art staff of classbook -A
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